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aight, so i been scanning by PC with a program named Hitman Pro. Suddenly it popped up saying i've had a trojan/malware in my PC, named Url.dll. According to the scanner it's in sysWOW64 (somethinglikethat) folder in my Windows main folder. When i attempted to delete it by hand, somehow it said i didnt have the permission to delete it, However, i am sure that ive got full permissions on my PC.

Any suggestions/anyone who know's how to fix this?

// ThaCrypte

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Also Microsoft Security Essentials says it's nothing, but i dont trust MSE anymore since i download lots of shit, and yet MSE didnt found shit, while Hitman Pro did.

Yeah that sounds like a virus. I suggest downloading MBAM, update it and scan it afterwards just click delete.
This is simply the best program against trojans

Well, my cousin is helping me at the moment with like 4 different scans. However hitman pro only showed the virus this morning, i scanned again and hitman pro didn't detect it. So we'll wait

I suggest bitdefender. Best Virus of 2012 & 2013 (yes officially)

Sorry but if you want a decent virus scanner use Norton or AVG.

Mueller wrote:Yeah that sounds like a virus. I suggest downloading MBAM, update it and scan it afterwards just click delete.
This is simply the best program against trojans

Do not download MBAM. It does do a good job, but every time your PC starts it'll take fucking long to update its newest updates, sucking your PC to its best FPS Lag.

frankvg wrote:

Mueller wrote:Yeah that sounds like a virus. I suggest downloading MBAM, update it and scan it afterwards just click delete.
This is simply the best program against trojans

Do not download MBAM. It does do a good job, but every time your PC starts it'll take fucking long to update its newest updates, sucking your PC to its best FPS Lag.

I don't use it as a realtime virus scanner, this is one of those reasons. Whenever i feel like having some free time or that my computer is running slow i just start a quick scan.

I use ESET and it's okay. But if you want a perfect one buy kaspersky

Shadow wrote:Sorry but if you want a decent virus scanner use Norton or AVG.

Norton is a good viruscanner, but dude, AVG? IT eat's like 40% of your cpu



Anyways, i believe i've got rid of the virus (i hope)

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